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Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

k;RiNhS at NJ. I T.
kleyan: heated rooms and
.ole board rae cuisine.
a6.llt
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

COLDS ana boro Auo"t-Cuso"s
Philadelphia. Pa.
NV family has been using during the Sc
we're weather of the past month, THE RED
Star Cough Cnre,' an' they have bcen
much benefited by the same.
JAMES n. KEKNS. U. >. Marshal.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

EpERlENCED ShOF.
|Sa,e is:tery, 3.d and
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

MEDIA T Ell Y-A
ia,r. MIS-. RS. Il lhBi,
tg.C,, Del. Aii-3t
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

ED.h,anS, ~ iU7 :.
n Sc 'ood e,ory font roou #,
al26s
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

n ), 800 KING
1T ahlp To ~,
Rilaa,rv,.' . nm,l
Ia novelties III n,
Fcs''e and im n.
a5-2n
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15
MA

:
4, 'eA lie house.
N ~: 6; yoar,
n 1a.3c. w,s M, !
r. ~ Las re
~ Atra caa h,
In ... mix pans as
y s7ytAiky ner ,
d ~ lew fltes
= @'9td.ltg
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15
wonderful for Cold ON the Ghost Cured

6lQN. 9Th st., Philadelphia, Pa.
THIS to certif. that had q heavy cold on
the chest, accompanied with serve cough
ING. determined to use Red rtar Cough
cure and In a very short tue was entire
ly cured. II Is wonderful.
j. HOWARD JAMES.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

n Figsr.CLASS CAR
A i.on tnv having some
E,i'le. Apply 10 JOIN
-tfte., south side
Ai2-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

h'oh KENT-A STABLE ON MAY ST.,
~, .etween It'll and Eighth and Monroe
Sna Adams ats. Apply at this otnce. m2s Il
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

ENOR RENT.-A DESIRABLE HOUSE
- for bakery, in q good location. APP
Ply to u. MCKINNEY, Ihiro and Monroe
streets. att
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

VNDE >ALE-A t1ouI. FAMILY COW
II will be IN Profit in or days. Apply e
A. q. b. ANDERSON, Front and Union
streets. ala SIT
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

8 vii HALt-tfROWN
BAL aeu!ewoIg. Apply at
alS.lta
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

EyOR SALE-A GOOD WORK HOB Sc,
y coming years I'D. apply to A Oh.
ANDERSON, Trout and CIion SITS. al4.olI
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15
For Rent.

F'A RENT
NJ. sC4 Della ware ave., II rooms and con.
veni ,Dees.
No. sOs delaware C 7e., IL rooms and CO..
venie ices.
Nos l.09 and 1911 Wts: Seventh street,
rooms.
Store and dwelling q: 2ni aud VanBu-en
streete.
No. e)i Chestnut street, suitable fer
a bakery. N. 7 PUOLE,
al4.eod II so Market ct.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

E'oA RENr--SHlPLEY ST. WHARF
rESNlNGTON, L. sth 81. mi7-lm
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

/ p,TAnUnRS Al MhS
kge,s. Il. King strees'
XII gotd lccommodations
mH.2cr
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

E'oK RGnT--2 BUTCHER STALLS
MONAGHAN, Attn and Madison sts' mpbt
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

ktOk RkNT-A FURNISHED LODGE
tooiE In Law building, on Saturday
1Tvonlnxs. Apply to hnkRl EN- MONS,
trustee, Ninth and Market s,s al4-3t
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

EN,h RENr-A STORE SUITABLE
A. Tor trim IN ins. snoo or tin etore; rent
I'VE I'VE year for So per mo ath. Apply to A. Is
nEM SLE, llth and Tatnali ets all 3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

The use of stimulants is another de-
fraction from happiness in old age.
Men usually take what they least
need. In other words, we follow our
strongest faculties and not our weaker
| ones. and therefore ii men be exces-
siyely nervous they almost invariably
seek to make themselves more SO. 81
lrcio;ce to say that I was brought up
from my youth to abstain from TO-
bacco. 1t is unhealthy; 1t is filthy
Iron beginning to end. In rare cases
where there is already some unhealthy
lor morbid tendency in the system, i
is possible that it may be used Will
some benefit; out ordinarily it Is I'm
healthy.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

.-,psys TO' BOARD
f,I4snd IL Jeii,rson In
ae,ommodauons. Ia
An IS ~ SsELh. Prop
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

= C0LOkED N AZ NJ nT -
T. "a ss,ltren) 10 90 70 ne ,s ecua.
| BIO Lese u "f" al3 3.
In o, ---------
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

NOR RENT-CORNER STORE PROP
~ orty; good location. Apply to ROB
iSsoN, Room 2, Livery Evening building
ilo-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

Moh RENT-AN OFFIUE IN A FINE
oLAhk Il Moi4EAR, lis Market St. misu
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

10 K r E N T.-PROPERTY N. w,
N corner CT Eleventh and Adams streets.
".LNnIc Ion ErOcery or prlvlslnn store. AIi-il
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

Efoh RENT-8 R0OMS TO T. SMALL
Sls Fast 4th street. sit 5ts
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

0-LAolEs TO !',o LE sx.,en.
y Ame VII tos ,s tnor SsSa q
tinf ,d AM wraps. etc. ,., maui e.
aud raiiern,s, . sa. "a as.sm-codt
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

E.p1RsONs v AN ,,.n ro1, H% 81
help .sn l0I BE- s0 sec,mmodated ~ y
Whnihs'oN i2o-tf
pe ttIee;. ------------
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

LSUK KENV.
s3l Nanburen street. front yard and porch,
rent a2b. els East S,h street, store and
dwellior, SIS. o0s West Front street. store
and dwelling, &lb. 705 East sixth street
trent sio. j. J. PIERCE,
ala eod.tf No. Q W est eth 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

NOR RENT-ROOMS FOR STORAGE
a. or convenient for liyht housekeeping
Eastern part OF city; centrally located. Al.
dress Il, +. U. box 2ib. al3-tt
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

my AGENTS TO
'v '-'nrto,, for light, ple,a ~
|" /. zen, article here. Cali oi !
\ VI" ali-lt
Daily Republican., 1887-04-15

kuy A YOUNG MAN. A
Ri a Fore or book oin s,I..
IsSv position In q store
~ - alS-2ts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22

The mot charmi z hotel in southern Cali
fornia In situated much to the advantage Vi
In Auxel.s-at Santa Monica, and is Gales
The Hotel Arcadia Every advantage OF
OCEAN and land view has ben grasped b.
me architect uf this modern caravansdry.
It's natural advantages are cnmatic anu
scenic. Tho days and nights are warm, tn
Tam perature changinx but little in IN
Sva,Ity-fDur hours. On thepcean side OF ths
h.,reL In the sun rooms, the Temperature u
irom rs to 80 degrees. At present writing
on the land side, on the ranchos, IL 10 IRON
AZ to ~. Hundreds Of people bathe dail.
In the omen sea, the beach beitg one OF th'
most Gel. -ated surf beaches IN Americs
The beach stretches for mtes along .nt
shOre. and the drive on the beach, - well a.
- III. canyons and along the NIL saoes' u
picturesque aud enjoyable.
The hot, ItSelf IL u moiel OF cOmiost 1uo
elegance. We have but to mention lew u
the advantages to give our readers an ioea ~
~ oOuyeuiences. 1t contain ? steam ele
Vst1sr. "a electric bells, hot and cold water
Not ssit water BATH in the house, surf bath
jn~ within twenty yards OF the hous ok
eeet a vide covered pOrchea surrounding
IN. house. as well o. the sun porch wnicn u
= texture for invalids. Mt al INSIDE room
IN the house. The dining room ana pafIo,r'
overlook the ocean. The house y eiegantIs
Surnished and the service ana table nave u
,suueriOr anywhere. 1t IL indeed one q Sns
~ ali round wear re Orts IN the world.
rhraa trains by the Southern PACING Kali
,oed are rvu to and from eanta Monica daily
~rd A. such hours ~ will ACCOMMODATE per
I'M Who wish to do busiuess In Los AnBeies
ma enjoy the comforts Of the ABOVE oes
eribed Locality of the Hotel Arcsdia
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22

Mr.. Fred T. Ferris, Chief Engineer
Of the Santa Fe Company. arrived ii,
this city yesterday I renoon.
Mr.. J. N. Victor, General Superin.
te dent Of the santa Fe Comp .hy.
came over from San Bernardiuv yes
terdsy morning.
Work on the Escondi.lo branch OF
the Santa Fe system is progressing
most rdpi,il. about two-thirsis Of 'ln'
track has been lad and is really !
traffic. The remaining third will be
completed and trains running bs
January lst.
s'Louis" is the name Of a new engine
received by tho Southern Pacific Com
paiiy. yesterday furenU III. for the Los
Angeles aud Glendura railroad.
Two new cars for the Orange Grove
Street Rail.ay Company were re-
cei,ei at the yards OF the Southern
Pacific Comp my Yesterday morniny.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22
Placer County speaks.

accompany his screed with his full naml'
not necessarily for publication but as !
guarantee of good fnith.l
Placer County speaks.
EdIroRs HhRA d: Where Oranges
Grow" is the title Of an article Az
pearing in your paper OF the 21>t insl
It j. stated that "orange culture j.
confined to the few counties knoS n
Southern California in the most IL.
stricIed sense Of the term" Oh be.
half Of the people OF Placer .ouniy
which l represent in placing an TX
hibit of citrus fruits before the ciIizen.
OF Los Angeles, big leave t. IA.
that my OPTIONS are very different
from those uf the wriIer oi the above
article
From p rsonal examination, cor.
rohvrated toy the exl#r ..ncer III man,
persuiis with " h IN l have. advised oif
the subject. residents OF Placer county
/ am led to fully h.lirv that in on'
foothills are perhaps 100 600 acres al
land particularly we'll iamed 10 the
successful growing of oran ger Of n.
good u quality AZ those VIZ now rav.
on exhibition NJ 81 North SprIn.
street. Not that all the lands ii THAI
section are suitable the growing al
cirrus fruits. hut wherever the land j.
uniulating or hllly the more el,.vatei
portions are 81 nearly EXEMPT
from damaging fro>ts that orat,ge> ear
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22
she Ail,. -. bra aiotei

Is now open for the reception o.
guests. The hotel il located at Al
ham bra, seven miles from Los An.
geles, on the s. r. X. X. Par'. s
Wishing to engage board and room.
for the winter can do ~ ty addressing
the manager, S. +. Perrigo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22

Coleman Flag brand Of canned fruit.
is we'll and favorably known all ovt'
the Eastern states. sold by all first
class grocerB.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22

Gland excursion TO Santa Aua, Frida,
unpember 23d. b on hand with your friend
"a \buy . lot that viii double in value II
- houths.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22

GO to the auction sale ct Santa Ana Frioas
December FAD, and buv = lot for cn's'
mas present for your wife, BROTHER sister o.
Rother-in-law.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22

sruvinr choice oranges, for abundant wat
streans aud equsble tempefature, nr "
shsnCee Ia inyestment ON town lots on foos
kiii, o. near railroad depot; also eneei
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22

0siv elovato in the CITY Twenty suite
V61f 18Th and slosstA = DuuuAn. Prop.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-22
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

gThe tenor Of communications appearing
In thls column Is hot necessarily endorsed
81 the editor Of the HERALD. The write,
secompeny his screed with his full NAME
not necessarily for publication but as v
gusrsntee of good fnith.l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25

rms morning they again made fruit
less effort to procure bail.
THEAtLtGEp CAR ROBBERS.
Special Dispatch to The Examiner.
SAN ANToNto. June 2t.-.Ino o,ho
"a Clark and Austin Smith. chargco
WIN the tlatonio train robbery wcr,
put under $1,000 bond each TO appea,
Tor examination July IL. Tughmau
| Richardson aud George Shoaf both
alleged to DO tho leader. CAPTAIN DicL
have been discharged.
HtLDtRHAND. rHUAlM.
The jury of inquest on the body ot
~, W. hlldebrand Killed by Sheriff
lhumm. of Medina county returned
the verdict that deceased came TO his
death at the hands of person TO the
jury unknown. The grand Jury is in
session and will no doubt push inycs
tlgation. Meanwhile ShcrinThumm
is nj large
RAILWAY TICKET MANUFACTURERS
CHICAGO. juno 1.-THE trial If
FRANK Sozciicld, Henry Butler. Jo.
seph hceu, Albert Reeves and Louis
seem, hve young men who were ar.
rested last February charged with
selling bogus railway tickets was be.
gun this morning Tha men carried
ON olcrations from u barber shop in
south Clark street. whore the police
found every possible device for coun-
tcrleiting tiCkets II Is estimated
that their profits in the last three
years amounted to $4,000. Two OF
The men have turned states eyidenc,
THE kENrUCKN LAW NtNDICArEp.
LOUISVILLE, ky., June 2l.-latcst
ron Rowan county il tn effect thnt
peace has settled permanently within
hti borders and no further trouble
Is anticipated. The disposal of the
Iolivcr gang is regarded with great
est satisfaction aud is considered nv "a
vlDdication OF law at the hands Il nr
outraged people acting by al noi
OF the governor of Kentucky.
HANGED AT LAsT
INDEPENDENCE Mo-, Jduc Ed.
Sneed, for the murder of Orleans Ilar-
rison Lpomis, III the streets of Kansas
city, July 20. lSsi, was hanged IN the
jail yard here today. Suecd was
given three trials and was convicted
OF murder in the first degree at cach
trial but the supreme court reversed
TWO OF the cases on technical grounds
y desperate effort was made 10y
Snced's friends and relation, to save
hun but Governor Marmadukc re,
fused to interpose.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25

GRNCt. DARLING.


CmCAGo, June 24--I'he schooner
| Racine, whose crew rescued the sur
Vlvors OF the Champlain disaster, ar
rived here last evening. Nt the time
the Champaign caught fire the Racine
was along the side pier, six miles
from CharlcvioX. Capt, Hanson woke
up and saw the burning steamer aud
sent ! art OF his crew in "A yAwl to res.
cue the perishing passengers With
the Remainder 81 his crew he ran down
the beach to an Old fish boat launch
ed il and searched tor tho wreck.
The boat had not been used for long
time and il leaked. When about halt
way out to the ChBmplain Capt. Han.
son came across a young woman who
was swimming towards the shore
with a child in her grasp
this was Miss Mary Wakefield, of
CharleyloX, She had Jumped over.
board from tho burning ateamer
with the six year old daughter OF
Captain kepoec cla-pcd in her arms.
Grasping n broken lcudcr, she clnng
to il and seeing tho clothing
of tho child in her teeth.
she brayely swan shore.
NhIu' Hcn nv htlcu 10 lhkc hcf
and child into his boat, she told him
to hurry away to others M she could
take care of herself She reached the
shore in safety and when another ship
wrecked passenger was taken from
the boat in almost frozen aondition
and lald upon he beach she took OIL
her flannel uuderskirt and wrapped
ii around him. When Captain Han
son reached the wreck the Racincs
yawl had picked up fifteen persons.
He saved six more and seventeen
ioatsd ashore by the aid Of planks
and life prCscrVcrs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25

NEW YORK. juno ~ The Catholic
News has received cable me- sage
which reads ~ follows:
"RoME, June 27-Mousi gnors, Per.
SEQ and Tualdi leave today on specinl
mission to ireland White, the pope,
having rciu, d to interfere in the
trouble bel ween England AID Ire
land, desires 10 give proof OF his
gooG VIII toward, the English gov
ernmenr The two preIates will have
conference with the Irish bishops On
purely Ccclesin.tiCAl affairs only.
Their mission has no political siguili
canoe whatever.
FKANCIs STEEFENA, u. D.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25
FATHER ,I't.IlNN
III" Ana Poverty Priest sun snortin.
Around.

BuFrALo, y. =, June 2I-Fatler
McGlynn has been interviewed upon
an article in Wcdnosday's New y ork
Herald, signed, A Catholic Lawyer.
In answering arguments therein SGT
forth he presented his case a. that OF
man who had been sentenced. being
forced to appeal without any idca.
bat thHt the rceuIt was "a iOrcyone
conclusion and MAT he would be-
snubbrd and in,ulfcd by the prom
2andN He 0sssul's iho church at
Rome as ltOmish Machine and clio.
scs Il, fuilOwh. THE engineer. of the
mnchlnc who are proliting by it,
power and its movements and ARE
really laughing m tGcir sleeves at W.
tor our excessive submlssivcncss to
their power and for our excessive
generosity IN contributing peter,
pence to the support OF the whole nr-
my Of Iackics aud tluukics both inv
aud clerical who surround TIE Popn
with barbaric pomp scarcely cQuplcd
10y That Of any imperial dcspotic cout.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25
PERSONAL.

is in the city.
Prot. X. Il. Cornella, Of Jonesbo re
is in the city.
Mrs, Chas. Careill is, we regret to
hear, seriously i'll.
Mrs. ID. Domuau, who has been
quite Ill, is recovering.
Mrs. j. III. TJrbet is spending few
weeks In the country.
Policeman Il. l.. Fisher. who WAS III
on Thursday, Is at his post again.
Mr.. a, j. Stewart, the indefatirable
salesman, left for Chicago yesterday.
Mr. \. b. Clarke has returned from
his trip to Cincinnati and Pittsburg.
Mr.. j. Levinski has left for New
DIRK TO purchase stock and take a
aunt.
Major Jno. +. Herbert, who has
been quite i'll tor some days. has re-
covered.
MIR. Charley Gates has returned
from trip to the outlying suburban
districts.
Mr.J. X. Sparks, of TYLER, better
known as shorty Bell was in the
city YESTERDAY.
Master William Pitts Lambert is In
the city from Austin visiting his
father, Col WIN Lambert
Miss Matte Jones and Miss Maggie
King left yesterday Tor New Orleans
on visit to the family of Rev DR..
Markham.
Mr.. j. II. Simpson, who has been an
honored student of Baylor univor-
sity, returned yesterday to his home
at Sweetw alter.
Mr., Henry Cargill. of tho once firm
of Cartmell, Higginson Il Co.. died
last sunday in Kentucky to which he
returned last summer
Mr. w. G.. Bolton, OF Piuevillc. La
is in the city and leaves to day tor
home with his son, who has been at
tending la. Tor university.
Miss Fannie Long and Mrs Barlow
eft last night for san Antonio to visit
their mother. Mr.. Bartow will be
away cbout two or three weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Powell, formerly OF
Austin, are at Mrs litt,c's. They will
make Waco their home. Mrs Pow.
ell was formerly Mis-, Alcc Foster
Hon. Il. IL. Bassett. Of Brenham.
one OF the speakers III today's prohi-
bition rally at De Francis garden.
came in yesterday aud was taken in
charge by the county executive com
miltee.
Mr. j. T.. NJ Her, the Bolton ba' ler.
and president OF the prohibition State
convention which met here in April
last was III the city yesterday on his
way home from Gate willie whittier
no had gone TO attend to u law suit.
Mr., Joseph T., FarnswortA, of Aus
tin, travelling auditor for the Erie
telephone and telegraph company. is
III the city. Mr.. tsrnsworth Is an old
newspaper man, aud always meets
with II cordial baud shake in any
newspaper Office in Texas.
Blonde" of the firm of "Brunettc 4
blonde publishers Of the Dallas
sunny Cline, is IN tho city in the in.
tere-t Of her papc-. The lille Iady is
both deaf ana dumb, - is also her
partner. She and her paper IRE
worthy of IA royal reception at the
hands Of Waco people.
At the New McClellaud:- Geo j.
iyons, City; j II ErhNct, Il - Knox.
Dallas; j Il Moore, Texas; j II Law.
renee, Austin; ) kcrkman, Alvarado:
Is > Barrett, Brennan; Mrs. L. NJ. la.
Wis, Kansas Guy; W II Martin, Athens:
w ii over Jcflcrsom, Teas;
II. {. Mills, Mcoiregor; Jerry Mcfar-
laud, Louisville; John Dixon. New
Orleans; Pete Johnson, Texas; Mrs j
y knight, Calvert Blly smith,
Dovcr;J \ sullivan. Texnrkana. sam
Little Rock; jim Mason,
l. Rial, Fort Worth; j W Brown 81
Louis
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25

manhattan - FER Cent om.--Lon.r
Jumps To Recovery


Jumps To Recovery
/ NEW loRK. June 24.-Exciiomont
at the stock Exchange reached lt-
highest pitch shortly before the noon
cal aud AT that houra vcritablo manic
was developed. No attention wa.
paid by brokers 20 fra,tions in sale.
made 10y them, and fluctuations wcr,
80 Wild that sales were sometime,
from 10 10 cents apart from Atocks
bought at the oucning This selling
completely demoraliAud sprrulators'
MARKING down of loans aud delivery
Oh ofucrs Kept clerks srd messengers
'u'N rs Ousy rs tho brokers
"nd The street WAS the scene of
III, re excitement thau has been
witnessed sincc the panic in MAY 1888.
ne greatest decline was Manhattan
iVI To Ii Missouri Pacific II TO qSl:
cotton seed Trust, 5to3g Richmond
40 20; New England, 80 to 1854
aud Lake Erie aud Western mon. 65
To 6"! Money is 3 l-ll and prr
cent per diem. but Russell SnrG j.,
quoted rs saying that money will II,
easier from this time ON. stocks
continued to advance sligntN NOT
landing heavy rate tor mour,
Excitement on S'ork board -,rm. Ia
have died out and tninp. ntr
quoting rap Oily. The iucrcns
ed short interest saved the
room IRON morcy patio hy II.
demand Tor >to,hs for delivery and
W hitc and some othor largo operators
entered the market aud BEGAN buIiuo
Freely. They soon gathered "A larrr
following aud the buying turned tho
MAJ kct almost - rapidly ~ t has
fallen. aud stocks took long ipmps
back 10 their former places. Man.
n"'lai recovered 20 per cent of its
oSs ANA other stocks generally re-
YFerrd about half the decline record.
cd No iailurcs were announced asa
result of the break.
AFTERNOON HOARD.
Shares wore OIL the decline soon
Progress was made IN many stork.
ana recovery was not fairly under
way before p. IN. The advance WI.
marked by argc decrease in ac,ivit,
and in the ghhorhood Of u. II,
the market again subsidized into mid
summer dullncss. There WINS moro
'hN''t iNhNNil anu Illt lllnl l.
ct Uuctuhtcd frequently, the general
tendency however, being upward.
Ar CLOSE
II was still unsettled but general,
firm The total business for the day
was the largest for any day so far tn,
year, amounting TO G6Lg7U sharcs
The largest active list j. lower. nnd
Manhattan is down 60 n per cent:
Denver preferred, 23I, Richmond
and West Point aud Northwestern.
. Ii; Western Union. -.
Missouri Prcifc. ELS: Ioa,
aud Pacific, II Colorado
coal Lake Erie aud Western pre-
icrred 3,i. Oregon Trans ontimcntal
= :; New England 4, Healing tx:
Wheeling and Lake Erie . aud other,
amounts Tho bond mar
kct was heavy throughout the day
and closing prices generally show do
clines Texas and Pacific income re-
coipts ~ ut SO Government bonds
were duh and steady.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25

Joe, ;. Thompson has just received
a car load OF tho iamou, Louisiana
Rock Salt, the best and cheapest salt
for cattle known. All that /, noces-
sary is TO put piece of it where The
cattle, horses or mules can get to it
and they viii take care Of it. sold
very cheap.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25
4 nIIenr Medication

LoNpoN, June ~ .-president Clevc-
land has cordially accepted the dedi-
cation to him of the euIogy on Henry
Ward Beccher, by DR.. Par
kor, of the City Temple. In
his letter of acceptance the
president refers to Mr.. Beecher ~
"My loved rnd honored friend Dr.
Parker will deliver the eulogy ia
Brooklyn in October next.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25
r2oIIiBIT WHEAT,

mos, immediately. UuUk all other prete't.
lions SIMILAR sind no fp'oi4. lu''ruc'' Yn,
are required %. 10 "ANt on sA"I. ~ '.H" '9
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25

out Of school now have more time
TO devote to art. w. l.. Tucker having
taken time by the torclock in order
ing for The holidays II now prepared
to II cet the dcmaud for any klnd OF
artists material. CHI early before
stock Is broken.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25

Call ut Goggan's music store. No,
1913 south Fourth street, Waco, ana
sec the elegant Ecw upright piauos
for $3.50.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-25

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